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@thelillygaddis Boredom I find is the necessary pre-condition to insight.

Boredom is truly one of the worst things. Fear is exciting. Pain like when you stub your toe sends you into a rage. All interesting. But boredom is just bleak nothingness, and makes you want to die.

@ahadali023 @sneako See how they have you calling a conspiracy "Not a conspiracy"? Before you know it they have you on Mayfair.

@sneako Insider trading on oil volatility is not a conspiracy. It's a pattern. Every war since Iraq has seen Congress members trade on intelligence they're not sharing with you. Follow the money.

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@DefiantLs >78 years old >Seething about being dumped again

Liberal woman says that she won't be dating white men anymore.

@j84woodard @MasculineM7 Do you see how you conflated a descriptor with an ought? "Is" is not "Ought". I also suspect you've let the term "normal" infringe on your idea of "every last one of them". It's "Normal" that yellowjackets sting. It is also the case the vast majority of them don't sting you.

@SLC21BA @MasculineM7 That's not the normal or acceptable state of women, sonny. One should not resign themselves to that expectation.

Father teaches sons about female behaviour by giving live example of their mom. Excellent parenting.

@B_Disappointed @shotgunner101 @GrapheneOS It seems the only thing that will move the needle is tech firm insiders dumping source code - but then they would go to prison for a century after a two day trial.

@shotgunner101 @GrapheneOS what happens when governments require attestation in apps. it's going to be an expensive digital paperweight.

If you care about privacy and freedom you NEED to switch to an unlocked android and install a custom ROM like @GrapheneOS before you run out of time to do so. All our western governments are going full totalitarian and authoritarian. You also need to at a bare minimum have an alternative computer\laptop or dual boot (but preferably Linux only) with an OS like Tails or other distros that refuse to comply with the direction all our governments are going. If you don't you will soon be faced with the reality that your government has total control, total surveillance and total censorship over you. When I say time is running out I mean it. PLEASE take the time while you still have the means.

@KennyCarmody I wonder if any of them realise that the Ice Bucket Challenge etc were just social conformity tests leading into it.

This post will probably get me into trouble.😅

Someone put this diagram together and it deserves to be read slowly. Three of the most disturbing psychological experiments in modern history placed in a Venn diagram with COVID policy sitting precisely at their intersection. They were not wrong. Most people know the Milgram experiment. Ordinary people administering what they believed were lethal electric shocks to strangers because an authority figure in a white coat told them to continue. We wrote about this. COVID replicated it at planetary scale, the doctors, the neighbours, the employers, the family members who enforced mandates with a zeal that had nothing to do with science and everything to do with institutional obedience. But the other two are equally important and far less discussed. The Asch Conformity Experiment demonstrated something even more fundamental. Solomon Asch showed in the 1950s that a significant majority of people will deny the evidence of their own eyes will give an answer they know to be factually wrong, simply because everyone else in the room is giving that answer. Not because they were threatened. Not because they were paid. Because the social pressure of the group was sufficient to override direct sensory experience. This is what masking a healthy population, cancelling Christmas, and demanding that people treat their neighbours as biological threats actually accomplished. It was not about any of those things specifically. It was about training an entire population to override their own perception and defer to the group consensus, however absurd that consensus became. And then the Stanford Prison Experiment. Philip Zimbardo’s 1971 study abandoned early because it spiralled so rapidly out of control, showed that ordinary people assigned roles of authority over other ordinary people will, within days, begin to abuse that authority in ways they would have found unthinkable before the role was assigned. The guards became cruel not because they were cruel people but because the structure gave them permission and the institution backed them up. We watched this happen in real time. The COVID marshals. The border agents turning families away. The hospital administrators barring visitors from dying patients. The teachers reporting parents. The neighbours calling police on children playing in parks. The HR departments gleefully processing terminations for the unvaccinated. Ordinary people, handed a role and a uniform of institutional approval, discovering capacities for cruelty that their pre-2020 selves would not have recognised. Now go deeper. Because the institution at the centre of this, the one that has connected these threads across decades is not an accident of history. Stanford sits at the intersection of centralised medicine, defence research, and the surveillance architecture that has been constructed around human attention and behaviour for the better part of a century. The Stanford Research Institute. The connections to MKUltra the CIA’s mind control programme that ran from the early 1950s and included everything from Mexican mescaline experiments to the weaponisation of LSD on unwitting subjects, overseen by figures who moved seamlessly between military intelligence and the medical establishment. From General Groves who oversaw the Manhattan Project and the deliberate suppression of radiation health data to Sidney Gottlieb, the CIA chemist who ran MKUltra’s most extreme programmes. The through-line is not conspiracy. It is institutional continuity. The same networks. The same funding streams. The same willingness to use human beings as experimental subjects in the service of power dressed as science.

@j84woodard @MasculineM7 I think it's like one in four women in the US are on psych meds lad, women being unbalanced is normal, the first people to tell you this are the women.

@MasculineM7 Pretty shitty to act like that's normal or to be expected and accepted of women, it's not. Don't give your sons that message.

@ItIsHoeMath @romanhelmetguy He's a construct. Find something profound he's said - ever.

@romanhelmetguy He is a dyed in the wool liberal. He does not have friend enemy distinction

@wselak @Kingbingo_ @GadSaad Welcome to 2012.

@Kingbingo_ @GadSaad it's time to ask liberals when is enough enough?

This defies the human realm. Death penalty for this POS.

@pearlythingz Sounds like Kamala at the end there - also I defy anyone to post anything Musk has said that would be considered profound.

I have no words

@Landeur Moral relativism. We will have post birth abortions inside 5 years. Codified ones anyway.

I literally cannot fathom that this is happening. This is allowed? In Europe? Heathy teenagers being put down?

@PriyamvadaGopal "It's not meant for everyone." This is something you already agree with, you're not making any kind of point that lands except face down.

It is TERRIBLE when democracy is translated into multiple languages and reaches multiple people. It's not meant for everyone, you know.

@Aris_Utensil I'm convinced there's a factory somewhere that outputs Matt Hancocks and Buttigegs and Goodwins when you put 50p in a slot and turn a dial.

Watching Goodwin suicide his credibility in mere days following the gayest defeat (and to a woman) has been one of the funniest sights of the year.

@csKaiyoty @Lemelson @calvinrobinson Thrashing and flailing to no avail. Go home lad, you're drunk.

@SLC21BA @Lemelson @calvinrobinson 1st of all favoriting your own tweets is WILD behavior 2nd, you still have no way to refute what I said about tradition, because it was ALWAYS a thing. My pet peeve is treating people like idiots when they don’t know something so I won’t do that to you anymore despite ur attitude

Daily Wire finds a troubling pattern in Catholicism. The problem is, Catholics cannot be manipulated in the same way as evangelicals. Catholics are not Zionists. It is in Israel’s interests to have Christians believe they must be “committed Zionists to receive God’s blessing.”

@GenericSnarky This was outlined by the founder of Zionism. Make conditions unbearable for the diaspora - forcing them to go to Israel.

Why can't jewish people see that nonwhites are 100x more antisemitic than Whites?

@mattgaetz They couldn't care less, it helps them.

My deep concern for Israel is that they are creating more terrorists than they are killing 😔

@csKaiyoty @Lemelson @calvinrobinson I don't have a narrative. Like I said, I'm not even a Christian. Everyone else just watched you justify your claim via tautology and start with the "I'm retarded" emojis.

@SLC21BA @Lemelson @calvinrobinson I know what answer you are looking for and that’s just plain wrong because it was always a thing. 😂 If you want the exact time and date they made tradition a a church doctrine you’ll be sore after looking for where things started to fit your narrative. There isn’t one.

@csKaiyoty @Lemelson @calvinrobinson That's your interpretation of a Bible verse. I asked for doctrine. When did the Church formally define papal supremacy as doctrine? Give me a year.

@SLC21BA @Lemelson @calvinrobinson When Jesus built His Church upon the rock that is Peter, the first pope. The thing you are denying and refuse to accept yet has unwavered is TRADITION. Things that have been around since the beginning of Christianity directly descended to us from Jesus’ time, such as the Pope.

@DefiantLs I defy anyone to provide a quote from Musk that is more profound that something Rogan outputs 5x+ a year.

Ashley St. Clair on Elon Musk, “When I first met him, I thought he was very interesting. Especially, I was 23, 24 at the time. And guys my age are not talking about philosophy or Schopenhauer or the Greeks.”

@SaraJane101 @BBCPolitics Sara, it has nothing to do with controlling teen access to social media or porn. It's so everyone else is accustomed to being told when they can go online and what they can see. They are not computer illiterate, they rely on you thinking that to get it through.

@BBCPolitics Proving that governments are computer illiterate because they're trying bans on the one group who are one of the fastest at circumventing them. How about just let parents parent instead?

Social media bans and digital curfews to be trialled on UK teenagers bbc.in/4bMGOjl